Jarvis Christian University Releases 2025–2026 Annual Impact Report
Report Highlights Year of Growth, Philanthropic Investment, and Institutional Momentum
HAWKINS, Texas — Jarvis Christian University has released its 2025–2026 Annual Impact Report, showcasing a year of measurable progress in fundraising, grant development, alumni engagement, and strategic institutional advancement. The report highlights how the collective generosity of alumni, donors, foundations, churches, corporations, and friends continues to strengthen the university’s mission of educating the head, heart, and hand while expanding opportunities for current and future students. The report is now available online through an interactive digital edition.
Throughout the past fiscal year, Jarvis Christian University experienced significant momentum across its philanthropic portfolio, including growth in private support, increased grant funding, expanded donor participation, and several transformational investments that will benefit students for years to come. The report also features stories of student success, institutional partnerships, and strategic initiatives that are positioning the university for continued growth.
“This report is about far more than dollars raised,” said Rev. Dominique Grate, CFRE, CAP®, Interim Vice President for Institutional Advancement & Development. “It is a testament to what happens when people believe in the mission of Jarvis Christian University. Every scholarship awarded, every grant secured, every alumni gift, and every partnership represented in this report reflects a shared commitment to transforming lives through Christian higher education.”
Among the year’s highlights are record levels of private grant activity, expanded support for scholarships and student success initiatives, and the continued implementation of data-informed fundraising strategies designed to strengthen long-term philanthropic sustainability. The report also outlines new initiatives aimed at increasing donor engagement while enhancing transparency and accountability to the university’s supporters.
According to Grate, publishing an annual impact report represents an important step in cultivating a stronger culture of philanthropy across the Jarvis community.
“Our donors deserve to see the impact of their generosity,” Grate said. “Stewardship is more than saying ‘thank you.’ It means demonstrating that every gift has purpose, every partnership matters, and every investment advances our mission. We hope this report inspires continued confidence in the future of Jarvis.”
The report also reflects the work of the Division of Institutional Advancement & Development, whose mission is to increase awareness, understanding, and support for the university through fundraising, alumni engagement, communications, and strategic partnerships.
As Jarvis Christian University prepares to celebrate its 115th anniversary, university leaders believe the report marks not only the conclusion of a successful fiscal year but also the beginning of a new chapter focused on sustainable growth and increased philanthropic engagement.
“The momentum we are experiencing today belongs to our entire Jarvis family,” Grate added. “Our alumni, friends, faculty, staff, students, churches, corporations, and foundation partners are helping write the next chapter of this historic institution. We are grateful for their trust, and we invite everyone to join us as we continue building the future of Jarvis Christian University.”
The 2025–2026 Annual Impact Report is available to view online through the university’s interactive digital publication.
View the Annual Impact Report: https://heyzine.com/flip-book/c7b192597c.html